Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star Rebecca Romijn shares a new filming update on season 4 and teases what to expect in the coming season. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 is currently airing after returning from a two-year hiatus.
In an interview with Comic Book Resources, Romijn reveals that Strange New Worlds season 4 has almost completed filming. She also teases that the upcoming season will feature different styles of episodes, saying "wait until you see where we go genre-wise" and how shifting genres week-to-week is exciting for them to film. She also says season 4 may top season 2 in that regard. Check out her comments below:
It's so fun and, as an actor, the most challenging fun that you could possibly hope for. We didn't think that we could outdo season 2, but season 4, which we're almost finished filming, wait until you see where we go genre-wise for season 4. We don't think of them! It's Akiva Goldsman, Henry Alonso Myers, and all our wonderful writers who just keep coming up with these totally outside-the-box opportunities for us to really keep switching it up.
It's really fun to jump from horror straight into a musical, straight into pure comedy. The hits keep on coming, and it's really fun.
What This Means For Strange New Worlds Season 4
It Should Be Ready For Star Trek's 60th Anniversary
The series itself is more episodic in nature than many of the other modern Star Trek shows, so having it be ready for the 60th anniversary feels fitting. It has also been confirmed that Paul Wesley will reprise his role as Lieutenant James T. Kirk in season 4, which is appropriate for the upcoming anniversary.
Our Take On The Season 4 Update
The Show Will Experiment With Different Types Of Episodes
While it remains to be seen what other genres Strange New Worlds season 3 will dive into, season 2 did have some genre-bending standouts. Season 2 featured Star Trek's first musical episode, and also crossed over with the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks. These were both big swings for the series to take, and they became two of the more memorable episodes that season.
Before season 3 aired, it was announced that Strange New Worlds will be ending with season 5. With an endpoint already predetermined, it may allow the show to take more chances with episodes as it doesn't have the threat of cancellation looming over its head.
